Business Accounting
Most Entrepreneurs Start Companies. The Smart Ones Buy Them.
Smart entrepreneurs skip invention by buying proven, profitable businesses instead.
Shayne Fitz-Coy is the co-founder of Sabot Family Companies, a long term investment company founded in 2016 in Stanford, California. Shayne is an innovator and entrepreneur with a keen eye for managing growing enterprises.
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